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RSS Raises Alarm Over Child Deaths In MP’s Balaghat, Expresses Anger At District Administration

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The RSS remains worried about the deaths of children in the Birsa and Baihar Tehsils of Balaghat district. The organisation has vented anger at the district administration because of the deaths. The incidents in Balaghat figured in a recent meeting of the RSS's Mahakaushal Prant at Kareli in Narsinghpur. According to reports, the administration began to reach the tribal…

RSS Raises Alarm Over Child Deaths In MP’s Balaghat, Expresses Anger At District Administration

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has expressed concern over the deaths of children in the Birsa and Baihar Tehsils of Balaghat district in Madhya Pradesh. The organisation has also expressed anger at the district administration for failing to address the issues. This matter was discussed at a recent meeting of the RSS's Mahakaushal Prant held in Kareli, Narsinghpur.

Following Balaghat's declaration as Naxal-free, the administration is now reaching out to tribal areas in the dense forests. However, health issues remain the primary concern for the tribal population, as they lack access to pure water and proper food. During the RSS meeting, these problems were brought to light. The organisation believes the situation in the district remains uncontrolled.

The RSS urged the functionaries of the Vanvasi Kalyan Parishad to work in the tribal areas and voiced dissatisfaction with the style of working by BJP leaders in the district. Sources indicated that the outcome of the discussion on Balaghat would become apparent in a few days, potentially leading to administrative changes in the district.

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